Home Hacks Design

Home Hacks Design for the bathroom such as Simple Hacks To A Prettier Bathroom. Similarly, this also feature Toilet Shopping Tips.

Another Home Hacks Design are for kitchen like Cleaning Tips For Your Dirty Kitchen and cleaning products that is perfect for cleaning.

Kitchen Hacks You Wish You Should Have Known Before like the other great use of paper towels.

Creating an effective cleaning schedule; divide it into categories; daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly.

Cleaning schedule that you also need to consider are those that is done every 4 months such as air conditioner cleaning, pest control, and deep cleaning of windows.

Cleaning of roof and rain gutter are done every year. Cleaning/draining of the septic tank should be done every 3 years or 5 years.

Cost of home make over and DIY for cheaper make over ideas.

Bedroom decorations ideas and where to buy the cheapest bed lines.

Kitchen make over ideas and DIYs for cheaper make over ideas.

Tropical living room themed and where to buy cheap tropical plants.

Home make over ideas in the Philippines. Home interior ideas in the Philippines

Mommy Blog with home hacks topic in the Philippines.

Where to buy cheap wood furniture in the Philippines.

Price of Aluminum Screen Door in the Philippines. Price of the brown aluminum and silver aluminum.

Furniture stores in the Philippines. Abad Santos furniture store address.

Uratex foam custom cut online. Uratex foam price online.

Jollibee Adobo Flakes Yum Burger and Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae Review

I got to know Jollibee Limited Edition Pinoy Favorites (Jollibee Adobo Flakes Yum Burger and Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae) from TV. Syempre curios ang lola nyo.. kase limited edition eh.

And mura pa naman, so when we had the chance, takbo agad sa pinakamalapit na Jollibee for our z and Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae Review.

So we ordered both but habang nasa pila ako, I was tempted to order chickenjoy! Si ate kase na nasa unahan ng pila, chickenjoy order nya… parang ang lutong lutong ng chicken skin! But no!! FOCUS! FOCUS!

The first to arrive is the Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae…

Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae Review

I really like it!! It’s really sweet at masarap talaga! I was actually expecting a halo halo with crushed iced and topped with sundae. I was not expecting it to be pure sundae eh.

Halfway our halo halo, dumating naman ang Jollibee Adobo Flakes Yum Burger

Jollibee Adobo Flakes Yum Burger Review

It’s a bit salty pero if you pair it with coke na maraming ice, saktong sakto sya. Actually it’s good din with the halo halo. The sweetness of the halo halo balances the saltiness of the adobo flakes.

All in all, natuwa naman kameng mag nanay sa Jollibee Adobo Flakes Yum Burger and Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae that we ordered.

Will I order it again?!? Of course! Huwag lang ako matemp sa chikenjoy! haha

Have you tired the new Jollibee Adobo Flakes Yum Burger and Jollibee Halo-Halo Sundae? Try nyo na kase it’s limited edition lang!

P&G Ariel #ShareTheLoad Video

I was watching a noon time show a few days ago. It was the sugod bahay segment of Eat Bulaga. They were interviewing the sugod bahay winner, usual talks.. then they asked the wife. One of the hosts asked if the wife has no plans of looking for a job (or something to that effect) to help the husband.

HELP THE HUSBAND?!? TEKA MUNA!

Opps sorry for the reaction.. I just can’t help but overthink that phrase.. help the husband?!? para makatulong kay Mister? Makes me wonder, how household chores are defined by our society?

Ang paglilinis ba ng bahay ay hindi pagtulong kay Mister?

Ang pag- aalag ba ng mga bata ay hindi pagtulong kay Mister?

Ang pagluluto ba ng pagkain ay hindi pagtulong kay Mister?

Ang paglalaba ba ay hindi pagtulong kay Mister?

Ang gawaing bahay ba ay hindi pagtulong kay Mister?

I’m glad my husband shares the same views as mine. My role as a wife and a mother is as important as his role as a our provider. In our household, I do all the chores not because of gender. I do all the chores because it is my share in our family. I never bother him with household chores as he never bothers me with our finances.

But even though that’s our arrangement, I still wish I could hear people saying, “wala ka ba planong maghugas ng plato para matulungan mo Misis mo” or “wala ka ba plano magwalis man lang para makatulong ka sa asawa mo”. When I saw Ariel #ShareTheLoad ad, finally, someone recognizes that household chores is not just for the mom or the wife!

Have you seen the video? I encourage you to watch it and share with what you think about it. Isn’t it about time that Dads #ShareTheLoad?

Cervical Cancer: 3 Things You Need To Know

What is Cervical Cancer?

Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among Filipinas. What’s worrisome is that two in three Filipinas diagnosed with cervical cancer may die within five years.

Cervical cancer occurs when abnormal cells develop and spread in the cervix, the entrance between the vagina and the uterus. This is caused by persistent infection with the cancer causing human papillomavirus (HPV).

HPV on Women

We can be infected with HPV. In fact, it was estimated that 80% of women will be infected with it in some of our lives. Most of this infections may come and go but if the immune system is weak,the HPV infections may persist and may eventually lead to the development of cervical cancer.

HPV Transmission

sexual intercourse
skin-to-skin genital contact

Cervical Cancer symptoms

Cervical cancer has no signs and symptoms in its early stages. It the event that symptoms will occur, the following may be expected:

irregular bleeding between periods or abnormal vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse
back, leg, or pelvic pain
fatigue
weight loss
loss of appetite
vaginal discomfort or odorous discharge
a single swollen leg.

Who is at risk of Cervical Cancer?

Women who:

are ages 15- 19 years old
had first sexual intercourse at a young age
have given birth for multiple times
have or have had sexually transmitted diseases
have HIV or whose immune system is weakened
a smoker
long-term use of oral contraceptives for 5 years or more
those who rarely or have not yet had any pap smear.

Protect Yourself from Cervical Cancer

The World Health Organization Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (WHO-SAGE) on Immunization reiterates the importance of getting young girls protected through HPV immunization before their first exposure to HPV (i.e. before sexual contact), as young as 9 years old.

It is recommended that starting age 21, women should undergo screening to detect cervical abnormalities that precede actual cervical cancer.

HPV vaccination, according to studies, is still beneficial for older women to prevent HPV infections. The risk risk of persistent infection with cancer-causing HPV (which is necessary for cervical cancer to develop) increases with age, and is highest when a woman is over 66 years old.

Power Over Cervical Cancer

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), in recognition of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, furthers its advocacy to increase cervical cancer awareness efforts with the Power Over Cervical Cancer “You Can & You Will” campaign.

It aims to encourage Filipinas to realize that they have the power to protect themselves and their dreams—simply by consulting their doctors and asking about ways to prevent cervical cancer.

“An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Getting cancer may be a distant concept for women who are well and at their prime, but they should be aware that even the healthiest can be at risk,” says, Dr. Leah Manio, GSK Medical Affairs Manager.
In the Philippines, it is estimated that the financial cost of preventing cervical cancer through screening and vaccination could be 20 times more affordable than the cost of treatment,” she adds.

“The power to protect yourself from cervical cancer is in your hands, and NOW is the best time to consult with your physician and have yourself screened,” Dr. Manio stated.

GSK remains true to its commitment of increasing access to preventive healthcare through its initiatives to improve access to information through its disease awareness efforts.

To know more about cervical cancer, visit the Power Over Cervical Cancer Page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/POCCPh) and the Pangarap Mo, Protektado page on Youtube (www.youtube.com/ProteksyonPortal) containing information and short films conveying how protecting oneself against vaccine-preventable diseases is one important step in the achievement of one’s dreams.